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You work for an OEM system builder. A technician applies a generalized image of Windows 8 to a client computer, and then shuts down the computer. You need to configure the computer for push-button…
The correct answer is C. Start the computer, and then shut down the computer when Windows Welcome appears. Step 0: Shut down the computer. Step 1: Open the Deployment and Imaging Tools Environment Step 2: Get copies of the Windows image and the Windows RE image Note: Windows Recovery Environment (Windows RE) includes push-button reset features that enable your users to repair their…
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You work for an OEM system builder. A technician applies a generalized image of Windows 8 to a client computer, and then shuts down the computer. You need to configure the computer for push-button reset. What should you do first?
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- AStart the computer from Windows Preinstallation Environment (Windows PE), and then run
- BStart the computer, and then complete the installation of Windows 8.
- CStart the computer, and then shut down the computer when Windows Welcome appears.
- DStart the computer from Windows Preinstallation Environment (Windows PE), and then run
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(31 responses)- A10% (3)
- B16% (5)
- C71% (22)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
Step 0: Shut down the computer. Step 1: Open the Deployment and Imaging Tools Environment Step 2: Get copies of the Windows image and the Windows RE image Note: Windows Recovery Environment (Windows RE) includes push-button reset features that enable your users to repair their PCs quickly while preserving their data and important customizations. This can help you satisfy support obligations with faster average resolution times and fewer resources. You can customize the push-button reset features by inserting custom scripts that can install apps or preserve additional data. This can help you eliminate or lower the development costs of custom recovery solutions.
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